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Corbyn is the biggest - and perhaps only - obstacle here. |
No deal on 31 Oct will be Corbyn's fault. Ah well.
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Which is it? You can't have it both ways. |
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Oh, FFS: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1180447076062117888
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Post brexit we are relying on America to treat us as equals, and with respect.
In other news it appears that an American diplomat had fled the country after killing one of our citizens. I am sure our friends will put her on the first plane back |
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The problems started once they needed to actually keep those promises. Which is why Nigel Farage washed his hands of the whole working that out thing the moment that became clear. |
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There seems to be an accetance that Labour should throw their leader under the bus just to appease others but nobody else should even consider holding their nose and supporting him. Its the usual anti Corbyn **** from so called reasonable centrists. Swinson should get behind Corbyn but she won't because she's an idiot and a Tory who would rather no deal than a left wing government even for a couple of weeks. |
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Thats the nonsense of this Swinson numbers line. Cornyn starts at 300 with the SNP. Others would be starting at 10 or 15 percent of that. If there was a group of actual Tories who would say they would suppprt Ken Clark or Rory stewart or whoever then its a different situation but there isnt. |
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if people want a gnu the easiest way to achieve that is put jc in. that's why the snp agree to it. all the lib dems and rebel tories might want to reflect on how they best serve the nation also. the clock is ticking. get it done. he can be removed instantly if there is any issue |
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As leader of the opposition JC is the person who would automatically be the choice. If Labour cede this easily its basically admitting that his own party dont think he can be PM. And this is nothing to do qith holiding the can for brexit. The remit is to get an extension and then resign and have an election |
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I couldnt really care less who gets the extension and calls an election, do you? why should a Tory? |
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Couldn’t they just use gammon? |
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That isn't to say that he couldn't win an election and get the numbers. But that's the future. Quote:
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That doesn't mean it has to be a Tory. I've mentioned Harriet Harmon several times. Margaret Beckett is another name that is being bandied about, although she'll most likely become Speaker. Quote:
Look at it this way - there's a bunch of people saying "not Corbyn", and Corbyn saying "only me". The two positions are not equivalent. One is shutting down a lot more possibilities than the other, and in a way that seems designed to personally benefit him rather than trying to do right by the country as a whole. Part of a politician's job is making people warm to and trust you. Corbyn is not good at this. Another part of a politician's job is compromising for the good of the country. Corbyn is refusing to do this. His truculence on this matter is an example of why people don't trust him to be PM, and it's an example of why they're probably right not to - he wouldn't act like the statesman he'd be required to and, even if he did manage to get appointed as PM, the government would likely fall apart PDQ as he tried to push through what he thought was right rather than what the majority wants and people rebel against him. A GNU would require a delicate touch, which Corbyn has not shown he possesses and, in fact, is currently demonstrating he doesn't. |
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If course it would... Will you be supporting this claim with evidence or just expecting everyone to believe whatever you say, as usual. |
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Corbyn is probably fine with no deal just as long as he isn't blamed. Hopefully consensus wisdom will start to blame him soon. |
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She could be throne under a bus tomorrow.
(Please don't read/quote my posts until I've finished looking up the private eye chav names for the Windsors) |
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Philip - Keith
Margaret - Yvonne Diana - Cheryl |
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